Technically Speaking - A Building Podcast

Joseph D Shuffleton PE
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Engineering and Technical Consultants (ETC) is a team of engineers, architects and building professionals helping property managers & owners identify and correct building problems. We share practical information, along with industry tips-and-tricks from the challenging construction world. There's no hidden agenda - we're just here to serve as your trusted advisors. @etc-web.com

  1. 16.08.2024

    Concrete: Why it Cracks, How it Cracks, and Repair Procedures

    Discussion Points:[2:26] Underlying issues of cracks in reinforced concrete. [4:13] Not all concrete cracks are created equal. [9:15] How elemental factors affect exposed concrete. [13:06] Tendon failures in prestressed and post-tensioned concrete. [16:48] Evaluating concrete cracks for repair. [20:11] Delaminated steel affects concrete strength and requires complete repair.   Resources: ETC Website Listen to more Behind the Masonry Wall Podcast Episodes

    23 мин.

  2. 01.11.2023

    Pavement Project Best Practices

    When installed correctly and with recommended maintenance, pavement can retain its durability for more than 25 years. However, a successful pavement project depends on numerous factors, including having a clear scope of work, a competent contractor, and a thorough bidding process. To discuss all facets of a pavement project, Host Joe Shuffleton speaks with expert Ron Brookman. Ron has more than 47 years of experience in the Washington-Baltimore area in pavement installation, reconstruction, rehabilitation, repair, and evaluation project management. During the discussion, Ron shares best practices from beginning the bidding process, characteristics of a qualified pavement contractor, and important closeout procedures. Discussion Points:[1:01] Best practices for finding a reputable pavement contractor. [4:27] Want quality bids? Have a clear scope of work. [8:09] Tips for a smooth bid process. [13:50] Take care to clarify contractor terminology. [17:46] Legal due diligence and contingency payments. [22:49] What to do at project closeout. Resources: ETC Website Listen to more Behind the Masonry Wall Podcast Episodes

    24 мин.

  3. 04.11.2021

    EIFS: Wall Cladding

    Discussion Points:[1:23] Trey describes the process of becoming certified by the Association of the Wall and Ceiling Industry. [2:47] Exterior Insulation and Finish System (EIFS) has been known by many other names in the past. [3:42] Trey explains the process of installing wall cladding, providing each step in detail. [6:45] In Trey’s experience, he sees vertical trowel lanes used for drainage in EIFS. [7:57] Do finishing top coats provide a weather-tight configuration? [9:29] The three main types of joints associated with EIFS. [12:39] The difference between stucco and EIFS. [14:25] Trey describes the history of EIFS in the United States, issues found in early installations, and why it is still a preferred wall cladding. [18:32] Building codes, common practices, and how to recognize possible issues with EIFS. [21:48] Repair or maintenance of EIFS wall cladding requires a qualified contractor with EIFS experience. Resources: ETC Website Listen to more  Behind the Masonry Wall  Podcast Episodes

    26 мин.

  4. 03.11.2021

    Balancing Beauty and Function in Architecture

    Discussion Points:   [1:35] Resurfacing a balcony with carpeting, or other material can break building codes and become unsafe.   [8:15] Surface coatings such as aggregate, can protect concrete balconies as well as provide comfort.   [9:30] General rules for creating a safe and conscious garden on a balcony.   [12:52] Seal coating pavement with cracks is not a sustainable repair solution.   [14:30] Brick buildings are beautiful but do not let destructive ivy grow on them.   [18:00] Painting brick causes more water intrusion problems than it solves.     Resources:   ETC Website Listen to more Behind the Masonry Wall Podcast Episodes

    22 мин.

  5. 08.09.2021

    Structural Integrity in Buildings

    Discussion Points: [1:10] Nick describes what constitutes structural soundness and the conditions that may lead to structural damage. [3:05] Initial design and maintenance are key factors in reducing occurrences of slab overload. [7:16] Long-term neglect raises the likelihood of building collapse. [8:18] Unsafe conditions and deferred repairs or maintenance can cause serious damage and injury. [10:40] Tell-tale signs of a lack of structural integrity in buildings. [15:55] Reserve inspections, generally, do not provide information about a building’s structural integrity. [19:03] A qualified structural engineer will holistically assess a building’s past repairs and current complaints to identify potential integrity issues.   Resources: ETC Website Listen to more Behind the Masonry Wall Podcast Episodes

    24 мин.

  6. 11.08.2021

    Balancing Beauty and Function in Architecture

    Discussion Points: [1:35] Resurfacing a balcony with carpeting, or other material can break building codes and become unsafe. [8:15] Surface coatings such as aggregate, can protect concrete balconies as well as provide comfort. [9:30] General rules for creating a safe and conscious garden on a balcony. [12:52] Seal coating pavement with cracks is not a sustainable repair solution. [14:30] Brick buildings are beautiful but do not let destructive ivy grow on them. [18:00] Painting brick causes more water intrusion problems than it solves.   Resources: ETC Website Listen to more Behind the Masonry Wall Podcast Episodes

    22 мин.

  7. 03.08.2021

    Cracks In Masonry Walls

    Discussion Points:[1:35] Bobby describes some root causes for cracks in masonry walls. [3:12] Control joints and/or wall ties are necessary for masonry walls due to the possible expansion and corrosion of brick material. [5:20] Drainage problems and water damage to brick will cause bulges and cracks in walls. [7:55] Causes for cracks in masonry walls can differ by geographical area. [9:16] Possible outcomes if cracks in brick masonry walls are not properly fixed. [14:16] Evaluating cracks in masonry walls requires a visual inspection, sampling of the wall, or other non-intrusive testing. [17:10] A General Rule of Thumb for simple or complicated repairs in masonry wall cracks. Resources: ETC Website Listen to more  Behind the Masonry Wall  Podcast Episodes

    21 мин.

  8. 27.07.2021

    Vetting & Hiring Contractors

    Discussion Points:[1:34] Information on properly qualifying contractors. [5:25] Smaller tasks help vet contractors before hiring them for larger projects. [6:47] Payment and performance bonds are part of a contractor’s fiduciary responsibility. [8:45] Investigating a problem for a tenant and evaluating a contractor’s proposal. [13:44] Every county is different, are permits required? Resources: ETC Website Listen to more  Behind the Masonry Wall  Podcast Episodes

    19 мин.
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Engineering and Technical Consultants (ETC) is a team of engineers, architects and building professionals helping property managers & owners identify and correct building problems. We share practical information, along with industry tips-and-tricks from the challenging construction world. There's no hidden agenda - we're just here to serve as your trusted advisors. @etc-web.com

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    Joseph D Shuffleton PE
  • Годы выхода
    2021 - 2024
  • Выпуски
    14
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